No. 9,831 in Spanish
bananas
A tropical fruit; plural of "banana."
In a sentence
Me gusta comer bananas por la mañana.
I like to eat bananas in the morning.
In this sentence, 'bananas' refers to the fruit, used as a common noun in its plural form.
La situación se volvió completamente bananas cuando llegó la noticia inesperada.
The situation became completely bananas when the unexpected news arrived.
Here, 'bananas' is used as a colloquial adjective to describe a situation as chaotic or crazy.
Voy a comprar bananas en el mercado.
I am going to buy bananas at the market.
Again, 'bananas' is used to indicate the fruit, as a concrete noun referring to the item to be purchased.
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